Daydreams

Activities: Children enjoy building tall towers with blocks inside and exploring what happens when they spray coloured chalk with water bottles outside.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children benefit from warm and caring relationships they have formed with staff, who actively join in their play while supporting their learning.

Communication: Parents say they are kept well informed about their children's learning and welcome ideas on how to support learning at home.

Community Building: Parents speak highly of the nursery and the staff team.

Programs and Resources: Targeted support ensures appropriate interventions are secured through additional funding, helping to support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities.

Staff Training: All staff receive regular safeguarding training to ensure their knowledge is kept updated.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Managers follow robust recruitment procedures. Parents say their children benefit from the family environment the nursery provides and staff are like extended family.

Safeguarding Training: All staff receive regular safeguarding training to ensure their knowledge is kept updated.

Play and Learning Integration: Children sit inside a tent, build a campfire, and cook food. This promotes children's imaginative skills.

Transition to Primary School: Staff encourage children to independently dress themselves in school uniforms; this prepares them for their eventual move to school.

Child Safety Management: Staff help children to learn about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and explain to children that milk will make their bones strong.

Happiness and Settling: Children enjoy their time at nursery and become confident learners.

Nutritional Menu: Children eat a healthy range of home-cooked meals and snacks at nursery.